Just an idea since I guess every site is using cookies nowadays, and since I was told it is really obligatory to have such a page on your site, with only a link to that page in the footer. (Not a pop-up!)
So to add a cookie-policy-page (just like a 404) to pulse with the standard policy-text wich you have to adjust yourself so you can write down the cookies the site is using. Like a browser-selector, share-buttons , google analytics and what not.
Good idea
For now, use a cookie policy generator - something like:
https://silktide.com/tools/cookie-consent/download/
This could even be a plugin / tag for those who want it
Yes, thatâs a very complete one! Good tip! for clients who want one with a popup.
But acutally I meant only a page with a prefilled sort of general cookie-text that one has to alter/complete here and there. With only a link in the footer, no pop-up. I mean, pulsecms has also cookies built in right?
Good idea with the generator
Any cookies are on the admin side so not sure if itâs still needed for that? Itâs something we can look at adding and easy to add in a footer on the login screen by editing the footer of the admin or index.php
Well, untill a few months I had no idea that I was using cookies that you have to inform people about! Wonder what the penalties would be if you donât and â get caughtââŚprison ?
But offcourse, I have google analytics, a browser selector and an a browser-update plugin standard on every site. So I was really flabbergasted that someone told me that⌠does every webdesiger know that, I ask myselfâŚ? Thatâs why I thought, might as well have a text standard on every website how ever âstupidâ it is. I guess if you donât want cookies you might as well throw all your devices in rhe trash bin right away.
If weâre talking about the European Cookie Law â yes, every website that uses cookies for analytics or whatever, MUST inform the users by a text on a âcookie barâ, and the user needs to agree by clicking an OK button to make that bar disappear. I donât think such a ridiculous law exists anywhere else in the world apart from Europe.
I just wonât place those annoying bars, Europe or not. Just a page with information about cookies the site uses.
I read that it is getting a little less strict thoughâŚits crazy for sure.
Annoying, in deed! I hate them, too, those ugly cookie bars or whatever one might call them.
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